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How my son found meaningful connections on a Mount Rinjani hike

Mount Rinjani stands at 3,726m tall. Not the highest mountain in the world, but the terrain is known to be tough as one has to navigate loose volcanic gravel in the last lap towards the summit.

Top five PSLE revision tips from experts

Parents can help their child analyse his or her strengths and weaknesses.

SJI International to move to Hougang in 2030; current Thomson site slated for housing

SJI International opened its doors in 2007 at its current site at 490 Thomson Road.

Can AI improve learning? New MOE fund aims to find faster answers

Minister for Education Desmond Lee speaks to Ow Jun Yi Gil, 15, a Secondary Three student from Choa Chu Kang Secondary School on June 2.

How muay thai helped a 16-year-old teen in S’pore cope with loneliness and self-harm

Kelly (not her real name) training with her coach Allan Ng at the Foundry on May 29.

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With 10 weeks left to the PSLE English oral, use revision strategies that will make a difference

Instead of cramming, experts advise using revision strategies and tools suited to your child's needs.

Minor Issues

Making memories that matter during the June school holidays

While it can be tempting to get the children to catch up on schoolwork, especially if they are weaker in one subject, make time to connect this June.

3 in 4 Ngee Ann Poly students to graduate with overseas exposure by 2030

(From left) Lim Kok Kiang, Principal and CEO of Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Gan Siow Huang, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry, and Jason Bay, Chairperson of the SEA Advisory Panel, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, launch SEA Unbound at Ngee Ann Polytechnic Convention Centre.

Singaporeans invited to give views on education policies; first public session on June 27

Mr Desmond Lee had announced the intent to start these conversations in January, as part of a broader effort to relook the system and curb the education “arms race”.

How a father’s struggle to understand his son’s autism led him back to school

Mr Jason Tan with his son Isaac, who was formally diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and mild intellectual disability at the age of eight.

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